Savings and Investments Flashcards
What is individual savings account (ISA)
ISAs allow you to save without paying tax on the interest or profits earnt.
ISAs often have a limit on the amount you can put in each year.
What are the 4 main types of ISAs?
- Cash ISA
- Stocks and shares ISA
- Innovative finance ISA
- Help to buy ISA
What is a cash ISA?
A savings account where interest is paid tax free.
What are stocks and shares ISAs?
Funds are invested in shares or bonds, and profits/returns earned are tax free.
What are innovative finance ISAs?
Interest is earned from lending money to other people or companies through peer to peer lending.
What is help to buy ISAs?
Help buyers save to buy property
What is a deposit and savings account?
Is an easy access savings account allowing instant access to users savings.
Pays a variable amount of interest (taxable)
What is a fixed deposit account?
pays a set amount of interest over a set period of time. You are not able to withdraw during this time.